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CWI Advanced Mechatronics Engineering Technology
Program Exploration Event
Interested in a career in Advanced Mechatronics Engineering Technology? Join us on April 5 from 6:00 – 7:30 pm at the Nampa Campus Micron Education Center, Room 221 to:
- Learn more about this program, and meet the faculty.
- Meet industry leaders, and hear about career opportunities.
- Understand how education in this career field benefits you.
- Get tips on how to prepare for a successful start.
- Take a tour of the lab space and technology.
Overview
College of Western Idaho’s (CWI) Advanced Mechatronics Engineering Technology program provides hands-on, quality training in the fundamentals of engineering combining mechanical, electrical, computer, and software skills to work with smart technologies such as robots, automated systems, and computer-integrated manufacturing equipment.
Top-Level, Industry-Specific Skills Training
Gain a competitive edge with skills employers are looking for in the in-demand electronics and mechanical technology field. Completion of this program qualifies you for a career as a technician in industries such as:
- manufacturing
- product distribution and fulfillment
- biomedical
- U.S. defense
- research and development
- and more
Get Started
Begin your journey to a high-tech career with great earning potential today! Contact us to learn more.Micron Core Education Partner
As the core education partner with Micron Technology, Inc. (Micron), CWI is excited to lead efforts in delivering top-level education and skills training to students in support of the company’s recently announced $15 billion expansion in Boise. Along with providing a pathway to enhance industry-specific skills, CWI’s Advanced Mechatronics Engineering Technology program will work closely with Micron to train highly-qualified technicians for this leading-edge memory manufacturing fab and apprenticeship opportunities.
Flexible Options
Find the flexibility you need with online learning and hands-on lab activities.
Basic Technical Certificate
- Learn at your own pace with online lectures.
- Complete hands-on lab activities with at-home equipment and online demonstration videos.
- Attend face-to-face lab sessions each week from the following options:
- Monday – Thursday, 8 a.m. – 1 p.m.
- Monday – Wednesday, 5 – 9 p.m.
- Wednesday – Friday, 5 – 9 p.m.
Associate of Applied Science
- Enhance your Basic Technical Certificate with in-person training the second year to earn an Associate of Applied Science.
- Choose classes on a staggering schedule and alternating class days designed to work around part-or full-time employment.
Clubs
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News and Blogs
College of Western Idaho celebrated National Apprentice Week by hosting Micron Technology, Inc. to showcase possible careers, pathways, education, and preparation for future jobs to students.
College of Western Idaho is excited to be part of a new partnership to open new opportunities for engineering and computer science student in Idaho.
Interested in a career in Advanced Mechatronics Engineering Technology? Come out to College of Western Idaho’s upcoming Program Exploration Event Thursday, Nov. 17.
College of Western Idaho Drafting Technology program graduate, Chris Sinsel, is making a name for himself in the landscaping technology world.
Through College of Western Idaho, Advanced Mechatronics Engineering Technology student, Michael Hertel, has discovered new studies and industries — some of which he hopes will lead to a life-long career for himself.
In his fourth year at College of Western Idaho, Machine Tool Technology student, Wade Kindberg, continues to learn new skills and trades for a future career.